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More FTSE charts & pricesMattioli Woods considers move to restricted advice
AIM-listed IFA and Sipp provider Mattioli Woods is considering a move to restricted advice in a bid to drive down costs and remove regulatory risk as adviser numbers at the firm increase.
Quilter's head of managed portfolio services Hepworth resigns
Quilter's head of managed portfolio service Charles Hepworth has resigned from the company.
In pictures: the key players in Harry Redknapp's tax trial
After Spurs boss Harry Redknapp's two-week trial over his tax arrangements ended in a not guilty verdict, we examine some of the key players in the case.
Fidelity’s Greetham: best of markets rally may already be over
Investors may already have enjoyed the best part of a recent rally in risk assets, Trevor Greetham, asset allocation director at Fidelity, has warned.
Tenet posts £290k loss as restructure takes toll
Tenet Group has reported a £290,000 loss after restructuring costs took their toll on the business.
Pensions regulator bans three trustees over investment breaches
The Pensions Regulator has banned three trustees for ‘serious and persistent’ regulatory breaches, following an investigation into the Hugh Mackay Retirement Benefits Scheme.
Asset Allocation 360°: Oil is losing its self-healing powers
In our latest edition of our quarterly publication Asset Allocation 360°, we take a look at how the oil price could play a crucial role in your investment strategy over the next few months.
Tax adviser jailed for attempted £70 million fraud
A tax adviser has been jailed for trying to defraud taxpayers of £70 million, and using his ill- gotten gains to fund a luxurious lifestyle consisting of exotic holidays and luxury cars.
RBS and Aviva repay £500,000 after pension sale probe
The Royal Bank of Scotland and Aviva have repayed £500,000 to the family of a dead man following a probe into how he was sold his pension.
Webb pushes for hybrid 'defined aspiration' pensions
Pensions minister Steve Webb has floated plans for a third way ‘defined aspiration’ pension to give savers greater certainty about how much they will receive in retirement.
Standard Life's platform partner FNZ acquired by private equity group
Platform technology provider FNZ, which sits behind Standard Life and AXA Elevate, has a new owner after private equity firm General Atlantic took a stake in the Edinburgh based- company.
Supergroup tumbles on profit warning; FTSE edges up
UK index back above 5,900 amid hopes that Greece is finally about to secure a deal for a new international bailout package.
HMRC extends Liechtenstein tax deal
Around 2,000 tax evaders with money in Liechtenstein have come clean following a major amnesty, as the UK signs an information sharing deal with the jurisdiction.
Osborne promises to fight ‘anti-business culture’
The row over bonuses is threatening to undermine jobs and prosperity in the UK, according to chancellor George Osborne.
Outsourcing advisers dealt VAT blow under draft rules
Advisers will have to charge their clients VAT if they offer them an outsourced discretionary fund management (DFM) service
MPs urge government to implement Dilnot plans
The Health Select Committee has urged the government to press ahead with the £1 billion long-term care funding reforms proposed by the Dilnot Commission.
Wednesday Papers: Glencore-Xstrata merger threatened
And Greek shares rally as prime minister closes in on bailout deal.
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Overnight Markets: US stocks advance on earnings reports
Coca-Cola rose 0.8% after reporting better-than-expected quarterly results, sending the Dow Jones to its highest level since May 2008.
Investment trusts: Electra looks to put £400m war chest to use
Discount of 33% to NAV is a buying opportunity, says Steven Walker, head of research at Ashcourt Rowan.